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Chasing Lines: Ridiculous Tiger Wood Prop Bets

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Are you bored of betting on the Olympics or on NBA basketball and eager to find yourself a juicy ludicrous prop bet in which you have little to no chance of winning? Well I have just the thing for you, the Tiger Woods press conference prop bet. Not only do you need to read the mind of Tiger Woods but you need to get his exact wording. Here's the bet:

"WHAT WILL BE THE EXACT PHRASE THAT TIGER WOODS WILL SAY FIRST ON HIS OFFICIAL STATEMENT ON FRIDAY FEBRUARY 19TH 2010 - MUST BE EXACT PHRASE FOR ACTION "

And if you think that's ridiculous, you should see some of the lines. 125:1 "I'm Silly With My Willy". 50:1 "Thank God for John Terry". 125:1 "I Did Not Have Sexual Relations With That Woman". 100:1 "My Tiger is back in its cage". Etc. So even if you are bored and want a little changeup, this problem is the best way to get ahead.

Check out all of the lines after the jump

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